SESAME
Description
Native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Africa and Asia, sesame is an aromatic annual plant of the Pedaliacea family. Grown mainly for its seeds, it was most likely first domesticated on the Indian subcontinent and was probably the first oleaginous plant to be cultivated. Easy to grow, with low production costs, it is cultivated mainly in the tropics and also in warm temperate zones.
Extraits : Vegetable oil
Origine : MALI
certifications : ORG
Sesamum indicum L.
Vegetable oil
MALI
Code FB080
CAS TSCA 8008-74-0
CAS EINECS 8008-74-0
Origin
Native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Africa and Asia, sesame is an aromatic annual plant of the Pedaliacea family. Grown mainly for its seeds, it was most likely first domesticated on the Indian subcontinent and was probably the first oleaginous plant to be cultivated. Easy to grow, with low production costs, it is cultivated mainly in the tropics and also in warm temperate zones.
In order to offer this sesame oil, we source our oil from a distributor partner.
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Seed
ORG
Technical
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Chemical safety
data sheet
Certifications
certificate
Allergens
certificate
In order to offer this sesame oil, we source our oil from a distributor partner.
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Allergens
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IFRA
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Purity & origin
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Tarifs
Beauty and personal care
In cosmetics, sesame extracts are used in haircare and skincare products, and more specifically in formulas for dry skin, irritated skin and mature skin.
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In cosmetics, sesame extracts are used in haircare and skincare products, and more specifically in formulas for dry skin, irritated skin and mature skin.
JAN
FEV
MAR
AVR
MAI
JUIN
JUI
AOU
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
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